How to grow guava trees from guava leaves (Single Technique)
The guava is a delicious fruit rich in nutrients that can be grown from guava leaves. This unique technique will allow you to grow guava trees with a success rate of 100%. Here is how to proceed:
Materials required:
- Fresh guava leaves
- Nutrient-rich soil
- Planting pot
- Water
Steps to follow:
1. Preparation of guava leaves:
Start by selecting healthy, young guava leaves. Cut the leaves into medium-sized pieces, ensuring that they have healthy cuttings.
2. Planting of cuttings:
Fill the plantation pot with the nutrient-rich soil. Plant the cuttings of guava leaves in the soil, pushing them slightly to ensure a good catch.
3. Watering:
Lightly water the cuttings of guava leaves after planting. Keep the soil moist but not wet. It is essential not to water too much to avoid root rot.
4. Growth conditions:
Place the plantation pot in a sunny place where the cuttings will receive a good amount of natural light. Also make sure to maintain a constant temperature around the cuttings.
5. Regular maintenance:
Make sure to check the soil moisture regularly and water the cuttings if necessary. Avoid direct exposure to extreme temperatures or air currents.
6. Repicing of cuttings:
Once the goyave leaf cuttings have developed solid roots, you can replant them in larger individual pots to promote their growth.
7. Continuing care:
Continue to monitor the growth of guava trees and provide them with appropriate care such as regular watering, fertilization and size if necessary.
This unique technique of growing guava trees from guava leaves will allow you to enjoy delicious fruits while having a success rate of 100%. Follow these simple steps and watch your garden fill with beautiful goyave trees!